Did I mention that the buyer is changing?
Did I mention that the buyer is changing? Did you see the latest issue of Fast Company, the one that lists the Top 50…
Did I mention that the buyer is changing? Did you see the latest issue of Fast Company, the one that lists the Top 50…
I’d like to believe that all my clients are embracing social media with open arms. I’d like to believe that my blog posts, social networking profiles, Q&A and brilliant comments are being read by my target audience. But they are not. Why? Some of my target audience isn’t using the Web like I do. Ironically, if they were, they wouldn’t need me!
18) Do not use the firm logo without permission from the marketing department.
19) The best way to launch a new policy is to frame it with context. Educate everyone in your firm regarding your policy. Do a video presentation and require new employees to watch it.
20) Call Jayne at LawGravity.com, she can help you make this exercise painless.
Businesses are definitely embracing non-traditional ways of reaching their customers. In some cases out of necessity, other cases, just because they can. People on…
I often used these phrases in marketing copy and found that it was easy to say, and hard to make sure it got done. Speaking generally, it may not even be in the best interest of the client. Sometimes objective counsel requires looking from the outside in, rather than from the inside out.
The contest, a four-hour event, was Web-cast in reality show genre. Their buzz online hit the top 10 trending topics on Twitter in the process. The experience exposed P&G marketing directors to digital media in a hands-on-way they may not have learned otherwise.
Facebook launches a redesign tomorrow (today, depending on your time zone). From the preview it looks like they are setting the stage to make…
This post explores the inefficiencies of budgeting and implementing marketing tactics.
If you are a lawyer in the favorable position of moving laterally, this one’s for you.
Economical and a terrific value, sponsored conversations, at least those that are authentic and transparent, are the new answer to your law firm’s recessionary budget.